He Says He Believes in God — But There's No Fruit!

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• BE

  @Beloved0917 · 1 month ago

  Your teachings are changing my life.💕

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• JE

  @jesusismykingforever111 · 4 months ago

  I'm not afraid of being alone , I am crying out to the Lord for practical solutions 🙏🙏

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• DE

  @deborahwilkerson8103 · 4 months ago

  I feel like we make an idol of marriage. We need to train our young people to seriously pray before they get involved because all Satanic has to do to shut a strong believer down is orchestrate a marriage that will dismantle their relationship with God.

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• NM

  @NMarquinhos · 4 months ago

  I had the same thing happen to me. My husband of 7 years left suddenly. Our God is so good, he used that horrible situation to draw me to himself and to truly save me. He taught me what it means to love our enemies and what it means to walk with God. Blessings for your testimony. I pray God used this message to reach other women to war for their marriages ❤

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• AM

  @americanpatriot27 · 4 months ago

  A husband here listening to you for the first time! I wanted to hear a perspective like this from a godly woman and wife. I hear plenty of perspectives from other men and husbands on marriage, but not from the wife’s POV. This did not disappoint. You did a great job gracefully providing biblical truth to so many women and men who need to hear a godly woman’s views. I’m glad I tuned in😊

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• ST

  @StealthTheUnknown · 4 months ago

  Yup. I’m putting the family first - the love of Christ for the church is as the love of a husband for his wife.<br><br>I’mma be about my wife, our marriage, our kids, and our identity as a God-filled family.

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• CH

  @Christian80806 · 4 months ago (edited)

  This is an epidemic, men not actually being believers but frauds, and why I’m not married and not in a rush to marry 🙌🏾 its really disturbing &amp; disgusting

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• AN

  @andreadudding8180 · 4 months ago

  I had to pause this so many times to digest what you were saying... especially <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg3usgd-jZk&amp;t=700">11:40</a> where you said &quot;you&apos;re maintaining an illusion because you&apos;re afraid of what happens if you stop&quot;

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• JE

  @jeneahalle · 4 months ago

  Amen. How you explained 1 Corinthians 7:15 was exactly how the Lord explained it to me and was my confirmation to leave an abusive marriage that was destroying my relationship with Jesus and my children. I always thought because we were still living in the same house that he hadn&apos;t departed so that meant I had to stay. But then the Lord told me he had abandoned our marriage a long time ago. God told me to take the kids and leave and that&apos;s exactly what I did. As the scripture says, &quot;let him depart, you are not under bondage in such cases.The Lord has called us to live in peace.&quot; The Lord has blessed me and my children and restored our peace and joy because of my obedience.

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• TR

  @Trailblazersc · 1 month ago

  Am in this situation so thank you for making it clear.I now know how to proceed.I am not my husband&apos;s Holy Spirit. Been together for 24 years

• PH

  @philishange · 4 months ago

  This is so good. Lets also remember that there are mental illnesses and disorders we can&apos;t see as well as demonisation.

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• DE

  @deanarjones9114 · 4 months ago

  My 2nd husband claimed he was Christian, talked about years he attended church, knew scripture so well that I was impressed. Looking back on every time our paths crossed over our lives since we were teens, I never actually saw him following Christ. Since Christ pulled me out of the marriage and truly saved me, I see all of my ex’s false beliefs and need of deliverance. I still pray for him.

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